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Jimri (Turkish: Cimri) was a
pretender to the
Sultanate of Rum,
promoted by the
Turkmen in the
chaos after Baibars’
invasion of Mongol-dominated Anatolia...
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declaring himself as the
sultan he
supported his
puppet Jimri as sultan, and in turn
Jimri appointed him as
vizier of the
Seljuks on 12 May 1277. As...
- Bey
captured Konya on 12 May and
placed on the
throne a
pretender called Jimri, who
claimed to be the son of Kaykaus. In the end, however,
Mehmed was defeated...
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Jimri, who was a
pretender to the
Seljuk legacy,
revolted against the Mongols.
Husam al-Din, a
member of the Germiyanids,
fought against Jimri and...
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known as
Jimri,
revolted against the
Mongols as a
pretender to the
Seljuk legacy.
Husam al-Din, a
member of Germiyan,
fought against Jimri and Mehmed...
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original on 14
September 2014.
Retrieved 13
September 2014. Al
Jimri,
Mansoor (November 2010). "Shia and the
State in Bahrain" (PDF). Alternative...
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under Shams al-Din
Mehmed managed to
capture Konya,
briefly installing Jimri as a
puppet ruler of the
Sultanate of Rum.
Since the
native forces who had...
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under Shams al-Din
Mehmed managed to
capture Konya,
briefly installing Jimri as a
puppet ruler of the
Sultanate of Rum. In 1283
Kaykhusraw was co-opted...
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Sagimma Baran Kwammi Masawana Jimri Gaba
Ciroma Dan Goma
Sakidamma Matsaura Duguma Zaberma Umi Gozo
Banizam Beyamusi Gosi
Jimri Gaba
Ciroma II
Majejeri Kasimu...
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against Seljuq-Mongol troops.[citation needed] Old
Anatolian Turkish language Jimri The
Encyclopaedia of Islam,
Volume 4, Brill, 1954, p. 620. Acem kültürünün...
